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Contrary to popular belief, orcas do prey on sharks, particularly targeting their livers, which are considered a delicacy to them. The orca’s strategy involves attacking the shark from underneath, taking advantage of the shark’s tonic immobility response. Once the shark is rendered immobile, the orca proceeds to tear into its flesh near the pectoral fin to access the coveted liver. It’s worth noting that most sharks, including great whites, possess enough intelligence to steer clear of orcas. They achieve this by staying submerged at greater depths than orcas are capable of diving.